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1. What gives red wine its character?
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2. In Australia, Syrah is known as what?
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3. What turns wine to vinegar?
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4. What term refers to the flavor of the wine in the mouth?
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5. Why is France more known for its wines than Germany or Italy?
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6. What do you call wines that are named for their grape?
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7. Why should the bottle be stored so that the wine touches the cork?
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8. What term refers to the acid content or acid level of a wine?
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9. What term is the opposite of "sweet" when referring to wine?
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10. What is another term for a wine's bouquet or aroma?
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11. Wine with hints of dry leaves, forest or mushrooms would be described as what?
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12. Wine with hints of honeysuckle or violets would be described as what?
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13. What term refers to the wine's aroma?
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14. What grape is often simply referred to as "Cab"?
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15. "Vin de Table" is the French designation for what kind of wine?
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What gives red wine its character?
In Australia, Syrah is known as what?
What turns wine to vinegar?
What term refers to the flavor of the wine in the mouth?
Why is France more known for its wines than Germany or Italy?
What do you call wines that are named for their grape?
Why should the bottle be stored so that the wine touches the cork?
What term refers to the acid content or acid level of a wine?
What term is the opposite of "sweet" when referring to wine?
What is another term for a wine's bouquet or aroma?
Wine with hints of dry leaves, forest or mushrooms would be described...
Wine with hints of honeysuckle or violets would be described as what?
What term refers to the wine's aroma?
What grape is often simply referred to as "Cab"?
"Vin de Table" is the French designation for what kind of wine?
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